Parts of Speech

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Definition:
In English language we use several kinds of words. They are individually called parts of speech. As: The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog. The above mentioned words are called parts of speech.
  They are of eight kinds:
1. Noun
2. Pronoun
3. Adjective
4. Verb
5. adverb
6. Preposition
7. Conjunction
8. Interjection
 Noun :
The naming word is called noun.
As : man, woman, cow, pig, dog etc.
Pronoun: 
The word that uses in a leau of a noun is called Pronoun.
As: He, she, me, they etc.
Adjective:
The word that uses to give good or bad position is called adjective.As: good, bad , tall etc.
Verb: 
It s known as an action word. The word which helps to do some thing is called verb.
As: do, eat, write etc.Adverb:
The word that uses to assert the good and faultiness of a verb or an adjective is known as adverb. As: slowly, hardly, very etc.
Preposition: 
The word that that sits first and helps to mean of noun or pronoun s called preposition.
As: in, at, on, beyond, up etc.
Conjunction:
The word that helps to connect of two or more words, clauses, phrases as well as sentences are called conjunction.
As: and, but, that etc.
Interjection: The word that uses for strong feeling is known as an interjection.
 As: oh! ah! hurrah! etc.

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